Sentence examples for development bonds from inspiring English sources
"Basically, industrial development bonds are corporate bonds in municipal clothing," said David T. Litvack, a managing director at Fitch.
State of Ohio, $100 million of collateralized air quality development bonds for the Dayton Power and Light Company.
Mr. Kurtter, of Moody's, said he was not sure that industrial development bonds belonged in the Fed's database.
Generally, prices of municipal industrial development bonds can fluctuate far more wildly than those of traditional munis with the same ratings, Mr. Tournier said.
By contrast, the riskiest sector -- industrial development bonds, often backed by corporations rather than public institutions -- had default rates of 15percentt, according to the study.
The five-year bonds, called India Development Bonds, came with insurance against exchange-rate risk and promises not to scrutinise the source of the investment.
Special points of interest about this corporation include: High percentage of minority ownership will allow the business to participate in special-interest contract bids, special employee-training grant procurement, and state offered business development bond offerings.
MDM2 acts as an inhibitor of the p53 tumor suppressor pathway, and the evidence suggests that a guanine at SNP309 results in overexpression of MDM2, which in turn leads to increased suppression of the p53 pathway and increased risk of cancer development (Bond et al. 2005; Bond and Levine 2007).
Furthermore, ASPM and MCPH1 genes, which are involved in regulating brain size during development (Bond et al. 2002; Jackson et al. 2002), show significantly accelerated rates of amino acid changes along the lineages leading to humans (Zhang 2003; Evans, Anderson, Vallender, Choi, et al. 2004; Evans, Anderson, Vallender, Gilbert et al. 2004; Kouprina et al. 2004; Wang and Su 2004).
Van Kuller: Some community development district bonds in Florida, known anecdotally as "dirt bonds," are under severe distress.
A version of these, called development impact bonds, aim to help tackle complex social issues in developing countries, but are still in early stages.
